Conspiracy or Natural Selection? You be the judge.
Posted on 09/08/2016 8:39:21 AM PDT by Olog-hai
Already in 2016, more people have drowned in German waters than in the whole of 2015, with the German Lifeguard Service (DLRG) saying refugees are significantly over-represented in the figures.
In the first eight months of 2016, 425 people drowned, either at sea, in lakes or in swimming pools. This figure was an increase of 46 deaths on the whole of last year.
Particularly striking is the fact that 56 of the dead in this year’s figures were refugees — more than 13 percent of the total.
Some local communities have started offering swimming courses for refugees, recognizing that many of them arrive in Germany without having learned in their home countries. …
(Excerpt) Read more at thelocal.de ...
Hey - they swam all the way from Syria...
Conspiracy or Natural Selection? You be the judge.
The herd has a way of thinning itself out.
Are you from Minnesota? Did you ever live there?
What a weak showing. Hey Abdullah lets get that % up. Come on in, the water is fine.
Who knew desert dwelling Arabs had no experience with water? Hey, guys, wanna go for a swim? Race across the lake and back?
What in the world does that have to do with refugees drowning in Germany?
Sounds like German women are drowning the Islamic terrorists who try to feel them up in the swimming pools..
Good start...
A Glock would be quicker however there is that messy blood in the water thingy where everyone would have to get out until it can be cleaned up...
“The herd has a way of thinning itself out.” is a very Minnesota expression. It is commonly used on people who get themselves killed during very Minnesota things like driving on icy roads, deer hunting and fishing in a less than cautious and/or prepared manner.
Trying to swim full burqha?
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